Yep. :-) The heatsinks for fanless designs are enormous, but the result (no moving parts in your PC, if you eschew hard drive(s) as well) is really neat in my

Yep. :-) The heatsinks for fanless designs are enormous, but the result (no moving parts in your PC, if you eschew hard drive(s) as well) is really neat in my opinion, and great if you do audio work - as my roommate does. Totally silent, guaranteed. You definitely need to plan for it, though. The heatsink doesn't offer enough clearance for some of the taller RAM sticks on some motherboards. The temps aren't all that bad either. If I remember correctly, my roommate's PC operates at temps that are roughly equivalent to the stock Intel heatsink/cooler. Not the best, but given that it doesn't have a fan, pretty nice.